Location Based Service Server Overview
LBS can offer a wide range of functionalities, enhancing the user experience by enabling features such as location-aware access control, real-time location tracking, and geofencing. An LBS server is essential for ensuring real-time data analysis, storage, and distribution, enabling an efficient delivery of location-based services to users. Users are required to implement their own LBS server. The LBS workflow comprises three primary tasks:
- Data Collection: Devices (such as smartphones) send location data to the server.
- Data Processing: The server processes this data to determine the precise location.
- Service Delivery: Based on the processed data, the server delivers location-based services, such as navigation, tracking, or geofencing to the end-users.
The Location Based Service page displays a summary of all the LBS server profiles that you have added to your RUCKUS One account:
You can customize which fields must appear
in the Location Based Service table by clicking the 
icon and
selecting or deselecting the desired column names. Optionally, you can click Reset to default to have
all columns appear in the Location Based Service table.
You can search the list of LBS servers by entering a complete or partial LBS server name or LBS venue name or server IP address in the search field; all matching LBS servers are displayed. You can filter the list of LBS servers by Venue; you can make multiple selections. You can sort the list of LBS servers by clicking the associated column header.